The Citizen, 1998-03-25, Page 15NOTICE
to the Ratepayers of
the Township of Morris
A Public Meeting will be held to
explain the Huron County Waste
Management Master Plan.
Huron County Is proposing to
designate the Morris Township
Landfill Site as the North Huron
Zone Landfill Site.
This meeting Is called to explain
the effects on the Township of
Morris Landfill Site.
The council will also Introduce
their proposal for the future of the
Landfill Site.
Place: Belgrave Women:a
Institute Hall
20 Brandon Street
Belgrave, ON
Date: Thursday, April 2, 1998
Time: 7:30 p.m.
This meeting Is being held as an
information session for all
ratepayers.
Your attendance at this meeting
would be appreciated.
Thank you,
The Morris Township Council
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998. PAGE 15.
T he news from
Compiled by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264
Knox plans country supper
Community
honours
postmistress
Hymn sing opened the United
Church service Sunday, March 22
with Nancy Park organist and Rev.
Paul Ross leading.
Announcements were given by
Rev. Ross. The Roast Beef Country
dinner is April 1. Price is adults $8,
primary school children, $4 and
younger free. There is also a family
rate of $25. Reservations
obtainable from Maureen Bean and
Teresa Roetcisoendcr.
Rev. Ross and Mrs. Ross gave
the service and extinguished the
candle for the fourth Sunday of
Lent.
The children were invited to the
front during the singing of Jesus
Loves the Little Children. The
minister's mystery bag produced a
loaf of bread. The children gave
numerous replies for its use. Then
Rev. Ross explained to them the
meaning of the "Bread of Life".
The Silver Tops met at noon on
March 18 for a potluck dinner.
Elva and Jack Armstrong and
Ethel Ball were in charge.
At the end of the meal a special
treat was enjoyed, maple syrup
which Ernie Durnin had supplied.
Lois Haines had made rolls which
were perfect with it.
After dinner Elva Armstrong
gave a St. Patrick's Day joke and
Ethel Ball gave very humorous
Irish sayings.
Lois Haines gave a reading
written by Mrs. H. Worsell, a
tribute to Auburn, "Down Memory
UCW meets
On March 16 at 8 p.m. Margaret
Bakker welcomed Auburn UCW
members and opened with a
reading from Matthew on the keys
to God's kingdom.
This was followed by a reading
from Kay Lapp about a young
couple with two children. He
became a Christian and followed
God's instructions. Unfortunately
she did not and eventually the
marriage failed. However, he was
still an excellent father to the
children.
Mrs. Bakker continued with
scripture from Proverbs concerning
the good women who think of
others.
The group divided and contests
were played with the first group
winning both.
Offering was received and prayer
of thanks given. Secretary and
treasurer reports were given. Thank
you letters were read. One was a
special thanks from Queen's Bush
for a donation.
On April 20 at 6:30 p.m. Kathi
Urbank-Hindley will be guest
speaker at North St. United,
Goderich. The theme is "On Eagles
Wings".
London Conference UCW annual
is April 27-28 at Dundas United,
Woodstock. The theme is
"Spiritually" with speaker Heather
McLean.
A video from Genesis was
shown.
Beverages and goodies were
served and a social half hour
followed.
Rev. Ross told about the Huron
Safc Home for Youth at Exeter and
about Oliver Lodge and Southdalc
chaplaincy. These gave assistance
to children, Alzheimer cases and
the disabled.
The United Church Missions has
four United Church hospitals in out
of the way places in the west.
These give assistance where it is
badly needed. The congregation is
asked to give assistance too
through M and S givings. It is
badly needed by others.
Rev. Ross closed with prayer on
the same subject.
Collection was received from the
Sunday School and the church.
Rev. Ross spoke of the good that
the church and people of the church
are doing and offered three cheers
for them.
How Firm A Foundation was
sung followed by benediction and
amen.
Lane". The poem involved in an
occasion was "And it Rained".
Margaret Hildebrand opened the
business with a reading 'May God
Bless You!'
Reports were given. Ell and Kay
Lapp and Marion Haggitt will be in
charge of the April meeting. There
will be the Spring Rally at
Holmesville on April 21 at 9:30
a.m. Registration is $4 per person.
It was decided to take the day
mystery tour on May 27 if possible.
Business closed with prayer in
unison.
Crokinole and scrabble were
played. Dorothy Grange and Ell
Lapp were prize winners. Elva
Armstrong won the scrabble game.
Family and friends of Auburn
and surrpunding community were
at the Auburn Hall on Saturday,
March 21 beginning at 8 p.m. This
was a retirement party for Jewell
Plunkett. She has been a super
Auburn Postmistress for a good
many years. Everyone wishes
Jewell all happiness in her future.
The WI will meet at the hall on
March 26 at 2 p.m. Laura Mae
Chamney and her group are in
charge.
Silver Tops enjoy taste of spring
Longtime service
Blyth Fire Area Board and the firefighters hosted a special
evening on Friday to honour Tom Cunningham of Hullett
Twp. Cunningham served on the board for 21 years, 15 of
those as its chair. Fire Chief Paul Josling presented him
with a clock made by Leo Sanders of Morris Twp.
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